Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
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Thursday 10th December 2020
SeventyX7 wants your feedback! Join Dr. Stephen Loyd and co-hosts as they invite listener input and preview exciting future content on opioid recovery.
6 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, Josie Hodges
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!SeventyX7 Wants Your Input: Help Shape the Future of Opioid Recovery Content
We really look forward to moving to Next Year and getting the podcast on the right track, getting some video content out there, really looking for patient stories, trying to get the cmo, the cco, maybe even our new hire, the chief strategy officer, Paul Trivett, the cso, beautiful hair, on here to talk about some interesting things we've got going on.
Have you ever wished you could directly influence the content of your favorite podcast? SeventyX7 is giving you that chance. In this episode, Dr. Stephen Loyd, Heath Loyd, and Josie Hodges are all ears as they invite listeners to share their thoughts, likes, dislikes, and suggestions for future episodes. This is more than just a feedback session; it's an opportunity to shape the conversation around opioid addiction and recovery.
The hosts emphasize the importance of community input in driving meaningful change and improving their content to better serve their audience. They also share a sneak peek into their plans for the upcoming year, promising more patient stories, expert interviews, and engaging discussions on various topics related to addiction and recovery. Whether you're a healthcare provider, a parent, or someone personally affected by addiction, your voice matters in this evolving dialogue.
Tune in to contribute your ideas and be part of a movement that's redefining how we approach opioid education and recovery.